Texas Sues GamesRadar, Claims Site Violates Child's Online Privacy Act
The lawsuit states that the site "unlawfully collect personal information such as names, ages, and home addresses from children [under 13]," and thus violates a federal law known as the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act.
Along with GamesRadar, international media corporation Future Publishing owns CVG and publishes PC Gamer in both the US and UK, renowned UK gaming magazine Edge, and official magazines for Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft.
Registration for a free RadarNation account, which allows users to post on the GamesRadar forums, is temporarily closed. "We're sorry, registration is currently unavailable," the site displays when attempting to create a new account. "Please try again later."
"Federal law provides important protections to prevent children from divulging sensitive personal information and to shield them from inappropriate sexual or violent content online," said Abbott. "The Office of the Attorney General will continue aggressively enforcing laws to protect young Internet users."
TheDollPalace.com was also implicated on similar charges in a separate lawsuit.
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replyWe must save the children from themselves. After all, it's not as though they need to experience the mistake - to learn the lesson.
America builds future generations less and less capable of thinking for themselves, and dealing with hardships and confusion. Ripe to be further manipulated and drained by government and religion.
Why not just lock people in a perspex box and feed them intravenously until they're 21 then throw them out to take care of themselves? Cheaper, same effect.-
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He's extrapolating the larger issue
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